Stocks to sell

Zillow (Z, ZG): Pivoting toward tech-driven home-flipping business hasn’t worked out. Redfin (RDFN): Buyer exhaustion may be setting in, hurting prospects for RDFN. Essex Property Trust (ESS): A fixture in overpriced California neighborhoods, ESS may be unsustainable. Camden Property Trust (CPT): With Camden operating in some of the most overpriced housing markets, CPT is risky.

Imperial Petroleum (NASDAQ:IMPP) is a relatively new company that has caught traders’ attention. IMPP stock opened trading last winter around $7 per share. It soon lost more than 90% of its value, bottoming at just 40 cents. Between mid-February and early March, however, IMPP stock rocketed up from 50 cents to as high as $7.50

ContextLogic (NASDAQ:WISH) stock has cratered along with the rest of the tech industry. However, a lot is its own undoing, with its recent results showing the effects of the post-pandemic headwinds. Its top-line continues to contract and with massive cash burn levels. Unless it finds ways to improve conversions and expands into other profitable areas,

Chinese ride-hailing giant DiDi Global (NYSE:DIDI) burned its investors after its dreadful IPO (initial public offering) last year. DIDI stock was trading at $14 when it went public last June and quickly got up to an all-time high of $18. However, since then, the stock has shed nearly 80% of its value. Business challenges aside,

AMC stock has been a key beneficiary of the meme-trade phenomenon. However, the cineplex operator must face severe economic realities. It’s best left for speculators. The story behind cineplex operator AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) stock is largely one of extremes. Source: Helen89 / Shutterstock.com Prior to the pandemic, the box office struggled amid streaming content services

Although it has bounced off its low of $20.20 since March 14, shares of connected fitness company Peloton (NASDAQ:PTON) should be avoided by investors. Since hitting a bottom, PTON stock has risen 39% to change hands at $28. While that might seem impressive, the price is almost 70% lower than it was six months ago

Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU) is up 7% this week, but that might not be reason to believe its troubles are over. Source: Shutterstock Before investors get too excited about a recovery, they should keep in mind that the Roku stock is down 60% over the past six months. It’s still down more than 45% year-to-date. That shows

Indonesia Energy (INDO) has been less consistent than many of its peers. Elevated oil prices due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine won’t last forever. Dilution and poor financials make INDO stock less interesting as an investment than other energy stocks. Source: arhendrix / Shutterstock Indonesia Energy (NYSEAMERICAN:INDO) may have surged into the public eye

The special purpose acquisition company space is one of the most volatile investment areas, but one blank-check company takes it to another level: Digital World Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ:DWAC). As the reverse merger between Digital World and Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) nears, the incentive to hold onto DWAC stock is reduced. Source: rafapress /

The odds are that you probably didn’t know of Indonesia Energy Corporation (NYSE:INDO) until its stock blew the roof off the house with a meme-stock-esque price surge at the turn of the month. InvestorPlace icon, Louis Navellier, constructed an interesting argument for a further bull run. His central claim is that “It’s time to respect the

DoorDash (NYSE:DASH) staged the biggest weekly rally since November 2021. Amid euphoric buying, investors forgot about the short-comings in the online food ordering and food delivery platform. DASH stock has risen by 23% in the last week. After it crossed above the 50-day simple moving average, the company must demonstrate it may monetize its growing

When investors get pulled into markets like the one we’re in today, some investors hunker down, some sell, and some look for opportunities. I’m featuring F-rated Portfolio Grader stocks here because if you’re going to bottom fish, don’t snag a log thinking it’s a lunker. The stocks here come from a variety of sectors. But

Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) stock deserves to fall. With interest rates rising, its prospects look even bleaker moving forward.  Source: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com OPEN stock has tremendous upside based on its target price of $16.38 and current price sitting around $9. But that is not worth investing in. Opendoor utilizes a business model that other

Peloton (NASDAQ:PTON) was making headlines last week. In a rare (for 2021 and 2022) bit of good news for shareholders, PTON stock rallied 28% over the course of the week. The catalyst was an analyst upgrade that rated PTON as “outperform,” giving the stock a $40 price target. Source: JHVEPhoto / Shutterstock.com With at least

AMC stock, one of last year’s great meme plays, has bought into a gold miner Hycroft was a penny stock before AMC took its position Both companies got a pop, but the gains won’t last. Investors should beware. AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) was a “meme play” in 2021. Small traders organized at Reddit’s r/Wallstreetbets put together

Investors in Houston American Energy (NYSEAMERICAN:HUSA) prior to March 4 are very happy. HUSA stock has shot up from around $1.90 to a peak of over $16 briefly. Since then, it has been declining and by Friday, March 18, it closed at $5.95. Source: Shutterstock However, there is every reason to believe that it could

AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) announced on Mar. 15 that it was investing $27.9 million in Hycroft Mining Corporation (NASDAQ:HYMC), owner of the Hycroft gold and silver development in Northern Nevada. AMC stock gained almost 7% on the news. Source: Ian Dewar Photography / Shutterstock If you missed the humor behind the headline, it is a play

Shopify (NYSE:SHOP) stock is off over 61% from its November peak and also down 52% since the end of 2021. Analysts are still positive on the stock, but with higher rates coming consumer spending could slow in the second half. This may not be adequately reflected yet in SHOP stock, despite its bounce off a

[embedded content] We can’t have an economic podcast without discussing the Eastern European conflict, which has hastened the spike in oil prices. It’s been on a tear lately, and oil stocks have seen some nice gains. But at the risk of striking any nerves, I’ve got something to say: “The oil trade is for suckers.”

FuboTV (NYSE:FUBO) was supposed to offer investors a streaming sports TV service with a betting upside. However, FUBO stock has totally failed to deliver on that potential. Shares are down from a peak of $50 last year to under $8.50 now. Source: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com This is hardly a buy-the-dip opportunity either. Rather, this